ET wrote:

Richard Lamb wrote in
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Hi ET. I live at Zuehl.
Have we met under some other names?

Richard Lamb

No, not yet.... I've only met 2 people out at Zuehl, one is a AI with an
Ercoupe, and one is building a Zodiac (Leo G.). Since I'm still in the
dreaming stage as far as both flying and building, that's about as far as
I've got.... Tony, I believe is the AI's name... hell of a nice guy, let
me fly his Ercoupe awhile back (his hands were in his lap MOST of the
time..), my first take off and landing(s) at the controls!

What do you fly???

If you wish to contact me off list.... tx_brew (at) yahoo (dot) com I'd
love to come out and see your place and plane(s)

Leo told me of a Lady CFI out at Zuehl that trains in taildraggers, I
keep meaning to drive back out there and try to find her.... One of these
days I'm gonna start those flying lessons grin and I believe training
with an independent may be more economical, especially since Zuehl is the
closest airport to me (I live in Schertz).

BTW why did the Zuehl fly-in get cancelled?????

--
ET

"A common mistake people make when trying to design something
completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete
fools."---- Douglas Adams

Well then, howdy, future neighbor!

Leo is my next door neighbor.
We are hanging the other wing in his Zenith - tonight maybe?

Tony (the ErCoup guy) and his wife have hit the road for cooler
climes (they think South Texas summers are too hot. Huh.).

The Lady CFI has to be Diane.
I've flown with her. She's a good stick.
Very calm, very smooth.
I think she's probably a great primary instructor.
She has a 150 and a 7AC, so you have some options that
most commercial operations don't offer.

The fly-in will get straightened out, but the basic issue
is insurance - now that the property owners association has
control (and responsibility for) the runway and such.

As for me, I'm just getting my new parasol up and flying.
http://home.earthlink.net/~n6228l/
(see the "Lifting off" post last weekend?)

I keep funy hours.
I'm open Saturday and Sunday afternoon.
Drop in and visit sometime.

Richard